Recent content by tom miller

I mark the lines out with a pair of oddlegs and then use a protractor to check the angle. No jig to file the bevels though, all done by hand and eye.

A neighbour found some huge 'cat like' paw prints in her garden last winter.

Cromwells or Phoenix Steels Both have good stocks. Cromwells you can order from the interwebs though.

Just going on past experience, I had to chuck a tin of Linseed because quite frankly, it stank to high heaven. Never had that problem with Tung oil.

Try here http://www.homebrewshop.co.uk/ here http://www.art-of-brewing.co.uk/ or here http://www.the-home-brew-shop.co.uk/

I like Tung oil, it doesn't go rancid like Linseed can.

I plan to make one similar to the one here

Seems to be better than the last few series where he was up himself a little too much. More like the original River Cottage series.

I simply refuse to pay the rip-off UK prices for multi-tools. Leatherman, for instance, recently closed the door to UKers buying their stuff from the US and making massive savings.

I have seen most of his dvds and think they are well worth watching.

Shouldn't you have all replied "I am Spartacus!" ??? :)

Next it will be folders, just wait and see.

I made knives when I was a young apprentice (engineer not jedi :) ) and I am giving it a go again after all these years. :)

That million dollar prize has been available for a good while yet remains unclaimed. I wonder why? :)

Another thumbs up for bacons dozen. I bought my Mora Clipper and Tramontina machete from them along with other bits and bobs at other times. They are a good company to deal with plus the prices are pretty keen as well. £6 for the Clipper (red one with black grip), you'd do well to find it...